Fosamax Thigh Bone Fractures

Even though Fosamax is taken to strengthen bones it is believed that when the drug is taken for five years or more it can actually cause femur (thigh) bone fractures.  These fractures can happen without any other serious injury; sometimes from everyday activities as simple as walking down a flight of stairs.

The FDA has added to the warning label on Fosamax and other bisphosphonates to let patients know of the potential for unusual thigh fractures.  The manufacturer of Fosamax has set aside a large sum of money to cover femur fracture claims.  

Currently, litigation is underway regarding the harm Fosamax Thigh Bone (femur) fracture has done to people nationwide. With over 1,000 Fosamax femur fracture cases pending, you are not alone in seeking justice for the distress you’ve experienced.

If you or your loved one has suffered a femur fracture as a result of taking Fosamax, contact Goldberg Attorneys.  With millions of dollars in settlements and favorable verdicts, our attorneys are confident that you can receive the compensation you deserve. Simply fill out the form on this page for your free Fosamax case evaluation, and we will contact you shortly. Or Call Goldberg Attorneys, 800-600-6014 to make your claim.

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